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Upon acquiring the Master's Degree, the holder acquires the necessary scientific and technological knowledge, competences, and skills on Geography and Applied Geoinformatics. Specifically, in direction A: "Applied Geoinformatics in Anthropogeography and Spatial Design", postgraduate students acquire the following competences: - think of space and under anthropogeographical terms, and develop deep knowledge and understanding regarding basic and advanced anthropogeographic concepts and design concepts for space;- apply methods of geoinformatics to investigate anthropogeographic subjects / phenomena and procedures; - register anthropogeographic phenomena in maps, analyse them and draw conclusions; - communicate the results of their research using combinations of the methods (e.g. written, orally, through graphics and maps), depending on the anthropogeographic subject, the purpose and the audience addressed; - correlate and combine concepts and theories with the empirical act, by putting emphasis on geoinformatics applications; - acquire experience by using methods and procedures of geoinformatics, useful in the labour market and for future employment; - become capable, critical, and creative users of the anthropogeographical research methods, in order to become informed, responsible, and active citizens, and contribute to the development of an environmentally and financially sustainable socially just world.
In direction B: "Applied Geoinformatics in the Management of the Natural Environment and Risks", postgradua ...